Release v3.14.0-beta.12

Added

• Technicolor XB10 (CGM601TCOM) confirmed on hardware. Verified via
  contributor diagnostics: 10 downstream + 8 upstream channels locked,
  form auth, and the restart action tested working. Upstream channel type
  now reads the "Channel Type" column directly (the firmware reports a bare
  "QAM" with no constellation, so the unmappable modulation field is
  omitted, matching the XB7). (Related to #173)
• Technicolor CGA6444VF logout action (untested on hardware). This
  modem enforces single-session login, but its config defined no logout,
  so the integration never released its session after a poll and could
  collide with its own still-open session on the next login. The logout
  request is taken faithfully from the contributor HAR capture. It remains
  awaiting verification until a CGA6444VF owner confirms. (Related to #120)
• Arris SB8200 (body-token variant) confirmed on hardware. Verified
  on two units on Spectrum that exercise the identical auth and parser
  contract: HW v6 (34 DS + 4 US locked, Related to #170) and HW v7
  (29 DS + 4 US locked, Related to #124), both with full system_info and
  no errors.
• Config flow recovers from a failed login instead of dead-ending.
  When a variant guess fails validation, the connection form returns
  with the real error and an inline variant switch, so another variant
  can be tried without restarting Add Integration. Host and credentials
  carry across the switch, and the form re-renders to expose credential
  fields if the newly selected variant needs them. The form also names
  the variant currently being configured. (Related to #176)

Changed

• Arris SB8200 "basic" variant renamed to "body-token." The file
  stem rendered as "URL Token (basic)" in the config-flow picker, which
  read as HTTP Basic Auth; it is a URL-token variant whose session token
  returns in the login response body. The picker label is now the honest
  "URL Token (body-token)." No config-entry migration was added, so an
  existing entry on this variant must be removed and re-added once after
  upgrading; host and entity prefix are unchanged, so history carries
  over. (Related to #124)
• Variant picker no longer shows hardware version. The hardware
  version does not determine the auth contract and misled contributors
  into picking a variant by it; it is now appended only to break ties
  between otherwise-identical variant labels. (Related to #176)

Removed

• Serial number and MAC address are no longer collected. These
  identity fields were scraped during earlier field enrichment but have
  no consumer in the integration; they were only surfaced as generic
  pass-through sensors. They are PII with no monitoring value, so the
  parsers and the intake pipeline no longer extract them. On upgrade,
  the "Serial Number" and "MAC Address" sensors on the Technicolor XB6,
  XB7, and XB10 become unavailable and can be deleted.

Fixed

• Canonical modulation set now matches the DOCSIS standard. The
  accepted modulation values had drifted to a fleet-observed subset that
  omitted 8-QAM, 128-QAM, and 512-QAM, all valid DOCSIS orders; a modem
  reporting one would have had the value rejected as a spec violation. The
  set is now the full DOCSIS PHY enumeration (QPSK, 8 through 4096-QAM,
  plus optional 8192/16384-QAM), grounded with a CableLabs citation.
• SB8200 login-page response no longer crashes the loader. When a
  url_token login returns the login page instead of a session token
  (single-session contention, redirect, or rejected credentials), the
  HTML is no longer injected as a request-header cookie, which raised an
  invalid-header error. Auth now skips the injection and the fetch is
  classified as a login failure, the handled outcome. (Related to #81,
  #124)
• SB6141 error counts restored across firmware title drift. The
  downstream codewords selector matched only the "Signal Status
  (Codewords)" title; firmware 1.0.7.0-SCM00 reports "Signal Stats
  (Codewords)," so corrected and uncorrected counts silently dropped on
  that cohort. Both titles now match. (Related to #177)
• Malformed-header log noise suppressed structurally. Firmware that
  emits non-RFC-compliant HTTP headers (Arris S33v3, SB6141) made
  urllib3 log a HeaderParsingError on every poll; the body parses fine
  regardless. A single filter keyed on the exception type now suppresses
  it on both urllib3 loggers. (Related to #98)
• Bond-change notification no longer fires on zero-channel readings.
  A (0,0) reading is a booting or no-signal page, not a real bond
  change; a transient zero stored as the baseline could re-fire as a
  spurious "24 to 0 then 0 to 24" change. Zero totals are now guarded so
  they never fire or persist.

What's Changed

• feat: v3.14.0-beta.12 - SB8200 body-token rename, parser and config-flow fixes, XB10 confirmed by @kwschulz in #179

Full Changelog: v3.14.0-beta.11...v3.14.0-beta.12